Dealing with acne-prone skin can be a challenging and frustrating experience. However, incorporating essential oils and face ...

It cools down hot rashes, too. Containing methyl salicylate, wintergreen has similar properties to peppermint. It may act as a soothing agent on painful skin rashes. Eucalyptus is another oil ...

I’ve tried enough body oils ... skin of an overfed dolphin. The right one makes you look expensive, like you casually ...

So it’s always a good idea to perform a patch test on an inconspicuous area of skin before applying it to your head. The people most likely to benefit from hot oil treatments for hair are those ...

Clinique's gorgeously-packaged Quick Gloss Body Oil (£14) is infused with the uplifting scent of lemon and grapefruit and helps cool you down on hot summer days while feeding your skin all the ...

THE HOT WATER STRIPS YOUR SKIN OF NATURAL OILS, LEAVING A DRY AND ITCHY. YOUR HAIR DOESN’T LIKE THAT HOT WATER EITHER. IT WEAKENS THE PROTEIN BONDS ON THE STRANDS AND LEAVES YOUR HAIR DRY AND ...

Cleansing your skin is a must—but soap can be stripping to your skin. Body wash is a serious step up, but there's an even more moisturizing option: shower oils. If you're new to them, here's the ...

Essential oils are great for aromatherapy, uplifting the senses, and promoting a sense of serious relaxation, but are they well and truly bad for your skin? I wanted to do a little more investigating.

Body oils are a great way to level up your skin care routine from top-to-toe, especially during the warmer months. Summertime is all about looking glowy, and incorporating body oil is a surefire ...

As I got older and needed to address some common concerns like dry skin and eczema, my dermatologist recommended I switch to shower oil. “A shower oil combines the properties of both oils and a ...

The research on how hot water affects our skin and hair is thin, dermatologists said, but most experts agree that scorching showers may strip away oils and moisture-retaining substances.